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About Jabez Howland House
Built around 1667, it was home to Jabez Howland, son of Pilgrims John and Elizabeth, and became a museum in 1912. This National Register of Historic Places site features fine period furniture, artifacts from archeological digs, and Howland family documents, including those from Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Winston Churchill. Its gardens display plants native to 17th century Plymouth.
